Politics › Re: Peter Obi Meets Bauchi Governor Mohammed Behind Closed Doors Amid Defection Talk by lionshare: 7:54pm On Apr 23 |
asfrank: Bala Muhammed that was rejected in APC. The man has a serious case, the only thing saving him so far is the immunity he is enjoying. His Commissioner for Finance has being denied bail and is currently in Prison for terrorism financing. $2 million was given in cash to a person or group of persons linked with terrorists. I believe that's the reason APC was not deposed to having him around. Other cases are understandable, but this one is something different entirely. Obidient should be fully aware of who they are dinning with You think those lots and their principal cares about? They don’t mind partnering with terrorists or even the devil to attain their aim. But what they fail to understand is that their desperation is obvious to the average voter. |
Politics › Re: Former Archbishop Of Canterbury, Justin Welby, Visits Remi Tinubu In Abuja by lionshare: 7:50pm On Apr 23 |
christejames: Image laundering for the govt. That's part of the dollars paid by the Tinupoo govt  she’s of the biggest supporters of Christianity in Nigeria |
European Football (EPL, UEFA, La Liga) › Re: Burnley Vs Manchester City (0 - 1) On 22nd April 2026 by lionshare: 10:11pm On Apr 22 |
Ambivert77: I'm beginning to have this feeling that this season's league is scripted...if Arsenal wins the league.......imagine city couldn't score more than 1 goal....before you come for me......I'm a die hard Arsenal fan. goals or 3 points which do you think counts more in football? |
Travel › Re: Hotel Lobbies From Around The World by lionshare: 6:21pm On Apr 21 |
franchasng: Mariot at Ikeja GRA is okay.
I haven't been to Eko Atlantic but friends that have been to Las Vegas and many top global cities said it was okay.
Orientals around Oniru V.I is not bad.
Sheraton Four points V.I is okay.
Sun city isn't bad
Legend near Muritala Mohammed Intl airport Lagos is cool I think Legend is the coolest, maybe because it overlooks a number of parked jets. 😄 |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Bleeding From Within - Peter Obi by lionshare: 7:43pm On Apr 18 |
DesChyko: For the bolded, tell yourself a lie over and over for long enough and you might just believe it. You want to learn governance from Lagos because? Do you even know your history?
For starters, Peter Obi’s Anambra was the first state to start sovereign wealth savings for future. Fact check. Peter Obi did not borrow or issue bonds for projects in Anambra State during his tenure. Lagos owes almost equal the external debt all other states combined owe. Fact check. Pensions and salaries were all fully paid at the end of his administrative tenure. Fact check.
A lot of states would benefit from even having one of these on lock. Focus on getting your party people to review the collection costs first.
Under Peter Obi, this would never happen. First, the claim of being the first state to start sovereign wealth savings turns out false on my end—maybe I’m even looking in the wrong direction. Can you provide any evidence? Aside from that, there’s really nothing listed above that the average Nigerian governor of his set, or even before him, hasn’t done—not even the exceptional ones, talk less of the average governors. There’s also this mentality we have that just abhors debt, and honestly, it’s a poverty mentality. As long as the debt can pay for itself, there’s nothing wrong with taking it on. In fact, credit is how you scale fast. It takes someone with zero vision to be saving naira in the face of countless needs of the people. Some of those needs can literally be used to turn around the fortunes of the state. It’s hard to justify a bank-savvy governor parking money in the bank while people’s needs are staring everyone in the face. Lastly, on getting APC folks to reduce collection rates, you’re mostly right—but the beneficiaries aren’t just APC. Even non-APC beneficiaries won’t want the feeding bottle to stop. Still, those who understand what’s going on have to keep pushing. And with the recent Executive Order 9 signed by Bola Ahmed Tinubu, I think the next report should look better comparatively. |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Bleeding From Within - Peter Obi by lionshare: 3:55pm On Apr 18 |
DesChyko: You think say Okwute nah child’s play.
Obi has successfully done it at state level. It is the reason the governor who succeeded him was easily found out and the governor after that is treading carefully.
Okwute no be ordinary nickname. Wike promotes the industry he is 100% part of. Done what exactly? We have seen people from all over come to learn governance in Lagos—what can you say is noteworthy enough that he did that can be replicated in other states or climes? |
Politics › Re: Why Peter Obi Will be an Uncommon President ... Photo by lionshare: 3:48pm On Apr 18 |
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Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Bleeding From Within - Peter Obi by lionshare: 3:41pm On Apr 18 |
Ronpet777: Evil incarnates here won't believe. They will attack the messager instead of the message.
Deaths everywhere. But yet , people are more concerned about politics and other rubbish. This is like believing N210 Trillion went missing in NNPC or how do you lose 40% of your revenue just like that ? |
Politics › Re: Nigeria Is Bleeding From Within - Peter Obi by lionshare: 3:39pm On Apr 18 |
About 40% as first line charge is crazy---we have to review these collection costs. |
Politics › Re: We Will Give Those Who Don't See The Work We Are Doing Eyeglasses - Tinubu by lionshare: 10:12am On Apr 17 |
[quote author=reddingtonblack post=139125644][/quote]First, a less than 5% premium of the black market over the official rate is normal. The market priced the naira around ₦1500, with an ATH of about ₦1900 or thereabout; what we have is a managed float, though initially it was a freer float meant to discover true price levels. Now the CBN is managing the float within a band, which is why it struggles to move beyond certain levels—around ₦1900 on the upper end and ₦1300 on the lower end.
When Chinedu was importing under the old regime, he would rather save in USD than naira because of the volatile nature of the naira. But now it makes more sense to hold naira and make naira investments because of relative stability. This alone can increase GDP growth, as holding more naira creates more opportunities across the board.
Your medical example shows you are not in tune with economic realities; there are instances where, if there is no instant operation, life will be lost.
You are conflating personal income with company income—it is like taxing MTN’s ED and CEO, who already have large disposable income. The new tax policy only increases their tax payments marginally. Besides, people in that tax bracket can afford tax consultants who can help them legally optimize taxes. So again, this tax policy eases the burden on the masses largely rather than pushing it onto the wealthier, while increasing CIT. Do you think MTN’s CEO can unilaterally increase his salary and pass the cost onto MTN subscribers? |
Investment › Re: Nigerian Stock Exchange Market Pick Alerts by lionshare: 9:20am On Apr 17 |
GeneralDae: On the late naira devaluation of 2015/2016, I think it was based on his past experience.
When Babangida took over in 1986, he immediately devalued the naira in order to liberalise FX and prevent scarcity of imported items which led to queues in the Buhari era (both Shagari and Buhari had refused to devalue Naira despite fiscal crises from low oil prices since 1981).
Buhari and my parents saw first hand how the naira never looked back since that Babangida devaluation and they learnt the wrong lessons from it. That Naira devaluation itself by Babangida (or any president) is the problem rather than the symptom. They failed to learn that when you don’t devalue on time based on the macroeconomic realities and you suppress a currency for long (leading to wide black market rates), the aftermath of the devaluation after the suppression usually becomes disastrous.
The key is to find a balance and manage the float. This thing is not rocket science. As long as we keep increasing money supply without a commensurate increase in productivity or USD inflows, we will always have to devalue. The solution is a long-term fix to how we finance deficits, and also ensuring we legally and significantly reduce the tendency of printing money. |
Politics › Re: We Will Give Those Who Don't See The Work We Are Doing Eyeglasses - Tinubu by lionshare: 8:52am On Apr 17 |
reddingtonblack: please Highlight one area that " his intellect and brillance" has ractified
Intellect is you remove subsidy and your measure to cushion the effect is share " Rice"
Where is the brillance in a govt that prioritize Taxation over compelling productivity i can go on nd on Buh please
Show me that brillance and intelligence relative to governance ..one example please i beg you in the name of God One example of this brilliance is the unification of the FX rate, a move that Nigeria and Nigerians will continue to benefit from even a decade from now. However, to answer your point—I do agree that the cushioning measures were below par or largely non-existent, though it still had to be done. As for taxation, most people are just noise makers; his tax policies expand the tax base by targeting the wealthy rather than the poor or average earners, so I’m not sure how exactly that impedes productivity. |
Politics › Re: We Will Give Those Who Don't See The Work We Are Doing Eyeglasses - Tinubu by lionshare: 8:40am On Apr 17 |
OredoPikin: Na why I ask u na And u just confirmed it Brilliance in rigging election😂😂 In a working country, he will be a jail. Imagine calling criminals and arm robbers brilliant because they are not caught 😁😁 Is Trump in jail as well? What does brilliance have to do with morality? You should look up the meaning of ‘brilliance’ first—then you may understand why the current opposition is the opposite of it, especially when compared to APC’s opposition prior to the 2015 elections. |
Politics › Re: We Will Give Those Who Don't See The Work We Are Doing Eyeglasses - Tinubu by lionshare: 8:36am On Apr 17 |
PlasmaTV: Yes, his so called brilliance has put fuel to 1,400. Has skyrocketed inflation. His so called brilliance has made cement cost 12,000.
Yes, he is very brilliant. Indeed. Yes, his brilliance fueled the boldness to take decisions that those before him refused to take—decisions the opposition, collectively and individually, still lack the courage to publicly admit should be rescinded. They do not have the courage to reverse fuel subsidy removal or FX rate unification—just empty, toothless noise makers. |
Politics › Re: We Will Give Those Who Don't See The Work We Are Doing Eyeglasses - Tinubu by lionshare: 8:31am On Apr 17 |
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Politics › Re: We Will Give Those Who Don't See The Work We Are Doing Eyeglasses - Tinubu by lionshare: 8:30am On Apr 17 |
Treasure17: If your yardstick for intellect and brilliance is Tinubu, then you need to check yourself for real. Who is your own yardstick? lets compare |
Politics › Re: We Will Give Those Who Don't See The Work We Are Doing Eyeglasses - Tinubu by lionshare: 8:28am On Apr 17 |
patrickcollins: Intellect he couldn't use to improve Nigeria rather is worser than he met the country, Nigeria in 21st century still talking about unavailable Roads,no water, no electricity, no good hospital standard of living is very poor. It seems the devil is very dull in your own books. |
Politics › Re: We Will Give Those Who Don't See The Work We Are Doing Eyeglasses - Tinubu by lionshare: 8:26am On Apr 17 |
OredoPikin: Brilliance in what exactly? Rigging election I believe At the very least, his political brilliance ensured that your so-called ‘eloquent’ choice was thoroughly beaten and ended up in third place |
Politics › Re: We Will Give Those Who Don't See The Work We Are Doing Eyeglasses - Tinubu by lionshare: 6:42am On Apr 17 |
SmartPolician: Tinubu knows he's a terrible speaker, that's why he avoids media attention. Come to think of it, if a government has done well, they don't even need any campaigns. Oga Tinubu, you need that pair of eyeglasses to see the colossal failure that you are. He may not be the most eloquent speaker, but his intellect and brilliance are beyond question. |
Politics › Re: Dangote Group Debunks Claim FG Earns From Every Bag Of Cement by lionshare: 2:14pm On Apr 16 |
Awise09: Whenever you see them rushing to denying things, knows that is the true,. Do you know what it means for government to collect 50% of an organizations revenue? |
Crime › Re: Man Jumps Off Third Mainland Bridge In Lagos (Video) by lionshare: 8:29pm On Apr 15 |
Galactics: I can help pay your school fees if you want. Just send your aza. You people need mental deliverance—financial wealth is only one expression of abundance, and in the grand scheme, it’s just a by-product. There are far more important forms of abundance; money merely reflects their depth and value. If money is the only abundance you possess, then you’re living empty. |
Crime › Re: Man Jumps Off Third Mainland Bridge In Lagos (Video) by lionshare: 8:21pm On Apr 15 |
lowkeybahdguy: These days a lot of people are only one wrong query away from crashing out.. The economy isn't making things easy for Nigerians. Please be kind to people in your daily interactions. People are going through a lot even while gorgeously dressed.
E pain me say I nor fit wipe you oraimo cord But why’s your thinking stuck on finance/economy? You think suicide’s ONLY about money? |
Politics › Re: Why Hasn't APC Officially Welcomed SIM Fubara To Join The APC by lionshare: 7:26am On Apr 15 |
SmartPolician: Just imagine how Tinubu is treating a whole state governor. Fubara should join ADC and give them a run for their money.
No incumbent governor should lose election in Rivers because it's a war zone during elections. The last time y’all supported him, he lost power for 6 months. I hope he’s better informed now and ignores people like you. |
Politics › Re: How Peter Obi Treated The Opposition When He Was Governor by lionshare: 7:13am On Apr 15 |
jeff1993: His Excellency Peter Obi should be studied as a course in the Uni.
How do u come 3rd in an election and the winner is still obsessed and can't sleep at the mention of your name. The President is so agitated that anytime u cough, he gets blood pressure. When u smile, he runs amok and start asking his special advisers to start dissecting ur smile.
Peter Obi is the arch nemesis of Presido. Give him his flowers 🌺🌺 he is tormentor of BATs. So you’ll rather be the enemy of the winner and not the winner. okay ✅ |
Politics › Re: Governor Alex Otti's Projects In Abia (List) by lionshare: 1:17pm On Apr 14 |
CodeTemplar: Distance missing. Cost too.
Who is decieving who?  |
Business › Re: Dangote Hikes Petrol Price To N1,275, Diesel N1,950 by lionshare: 10:14am On Apr 08 |
Oil is down to $95 as of this morning—fortunately, we’ve an open market. Let government issue more import licenses for marketers to import at the prevailing rate, allow consumers options, and not leave them to the unregulated and unreliable mercies of Dangote. |
Politics › Re: Amupitan: If ADC Goes Ahead With Convention, It Won't Be Declared Winner by lionshare: 5:11pm On Apr 03 |
Omoboricash: When apc lost zamfara because of internal problem , nigeria did not burn then. When apc lost to pdp iN BAYELSA because of apc candidate irregularity in his certificate , Nigeria did not burn. Nothing would happen if adc did not declare winner. Democracy only thrives when they WIN! Jokers |
Politics › Re: ADC Notifies All Members To Attend Congresses Nationwide by lionshare: 5:03pm On Apr 03 |
algomachine: Apc and INEC are evil, PDP was fair to these demons in power. I blame Jonathan for this rubbish, he could have jailed Buhari and Tinubu and nothing would have happened. Look at how the so-called democrats are behaving like animals, extinguishing any political party and claiming they’re the best. Assh*les! APC hasn’t had your time yet, and you’re still dealing with enemies from within. Wait to hear from them before making any false accusations—though honestly, blaming them seems like an easier way out than taking responsibility. |
Politics › Re: INEC Rejects Calls For Chairman’s Removal, Defends Actions by lionshare: 11:48pm On Apr 02 |
INEC is simply saying ADC and their co-travellers should be thanking their boss instead of asking him to resign because he acted to avert danger on their political journey. |
Politics › Re: Jos: Tinubu Never Left Airport, Victims Transported To Meet Him, Phrank Shaibu by lionshare: 11:19pm On Apr 02 |
Kushites: MAYBE THEY CAN'T.
When you're dealing with terrorists, it's not as if they wear a sign on their foreheads that says ''TERRORIST''.
If Tinubu goes to the affected area now, and someone there, even someone posing as a guard or cleaner, is a suicide bomber waiting for Tinubu, who takes him out, then what?
His security personnel obviously told him ''Sir, we can't go into the affected area. We stay at the airport''.
IF YOU WERE THE PRESIDENT AND YOUR SECURITY TEAM TOLD YOU THAT, YOU WILL DISAGREE WITH THEM BECAUSE YOU ARE SUPERMAN?
Tinubu has a wife and kids, and will not die on top of Nigeria matter for you people.
WHEN IT'S OBI'S TURN, TELL HIM TO GO INTO SAMBISA FOREST itself. Then he’s got no business going there in the first place—he could have either sent a representative or had them come over to the capital city. What’s the point of wasting resources there only to stay in the airport? That’s totally wrong and unacceptable, IMHO. Besides, are you saying the terrorists are more powerful, or there was no intelligence prior to the announcement of the visit? Just all shades of wrong. |
Politics › Re: Jos: Tinubu Never Left Airport, Victims Transported To Meet Him, Phrank Shaibu by lionshare: 10:57pm On Apr 02 |
That’s nonsense! There’s no excuses for such crap—does it mean the security can’t guarantee the safety of the number 1 citizen where then is the hope of the average citizen.
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Politics › Re: Governor Mbah Arms Forest Guard For Rainy Season War On Crime by lionshare: 7:15am On Apr 02 |
Checkwell: This governor must have been a very serious student while in school. He takes things seriously. God Bless him perpetually always pleasing seeing proactive leadership. |